Tulane University Football Program; Tulane Green Wave vs. Louisiana College

"LES"
Captain of the
Greenies
TUL WAVE
vs.
LO ISIANA COL
The Olive and The Blue
Prize Winner in the contest conducted by
the Tulane Alumni to give the Greenies
a War Song of their own.
Words and Music Written by
Marten ten Hoor and Walter Goldstein
Tulanians! Join in when the band plays
THE OLIVE AND THE BLUE
Verse
Here's a song for the Olive and the Blue
Here's a cheer for the team that's tried and true,
Here's a pledge of loyalty to thee,
Oh Tulane Varsity,
Here's to the Greenbacks that never will say die
And here's to the hearb that are true,
To the men ofT ulane, who are fighting for her name
For the Olive and the Blue.
CHORUS
Roll, Green Wave, roll them down the field!
Hold, Green Wave, that line must never yield!
When thse Greenbacks charge thru the line,
They're bound for Victory,
Hail Green Wave, for you we give a cheer.
Hail Green Wave, for you we have no fear1
So ev'ry man in ev'ry play,
And then we'll win the game today,
Hurrah for Old Tulane.
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"Brother" Brown starting one of his famous 3weeps around the ends. This snapshot shows ·􀈖􁙨he
creat Creenie halfback, lead by Lautenschlaeger as interference. making a substantial gain in the Van­lerbill
game last year.
Tulane i" extremely fortunate
in ha vin􀈗􁜠 a man at the helm who
is pulling tooth and nail for good,
clean athletics at the Unive.sity
Such a man is Dr. A. B. Dinwid­die,
presidt.nt of T ulan e. who 􀈘􁡥ets
more enjoyment out o: a Tulane
vi:tory than any man m the city
of New Orleans.
Rain or shine, President Din­widdie
follows the Green Wave
whether at home or abroad and
behind all his enthusiasm for the
A. B. DINWIDDIE
Creenie teams lies a keen know­ledge
of the game. Despi:e the
pressure of his executive duties.
President Dinwiddie often joins
the "'railbi·ds"' out at football
practice in the afternoons and 􀈙􁥥e􀈚􁩳s
a line on what the Tulane team
will do tbe next Saturday.
T o show their appreciation to
Tulane"s popular footballing preS:­dent
the editors of the Tulane
football program dedicate to hi n
tl-is book.
The camera snapped "Doc" Wilson just as he was being brought to earth after completing a 20-
ya•d pass from Flournoy in the Vandy game. Wat, h ""Doc"" snag "em today.
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FIGHT 'EM GREENIES--Continued
year on the Greenies last fall was acclaimed by :.nany as one of the greatest ends in this section. Wilson
follows the ball closer than any man on the squad, and when fumbles occur watch Wilson recover the
ball.
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The old reliables, "Hoss" Talbot and Benny Wight-'member Johnny, his big brother?-will
line-up at the tackle positions. Talbot, the third of the footballing family from Ruston, La., was one
of the greatest tackles in the Southern conference last year-if you don't believe it ask Salter, Williams
and Tumer. Auburn backfield men. "Hos" was listed in the recent Spalding Gootball Guide, along
with a bunch of others as one of the leading tackles of last year. Jncidently four other Tulane stars re­ceived
the same recognition at their several positions, the four being, Lautenschlaeger, Flournoy, H.
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Wilson and "Irish" Levy.
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looks like the makings of
a great lineman, are slated
to start at guard, although
Virge Robinson, season­ed,
steady guard, last year
may get the call with
Levy.
The Tulane middle of
the line wiU be the strong­est
wall of defense in these
parts with this trio avail­able
and with the coming
All-Southern c en t e r­Harvey
Wilson at the ball
snapping job.
' As versatile a s􀂹􋤠 of
backs to stamp around
any Southern grid field
will be in the harness, in
10und numbers, an even
dozen. The s t a r t e r s
should be Captain Lau-
('onllllltl'l'l on PII{Jf' 15.)
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LOU I S I A NA
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COMPANY
9. Boon I. Lautenschlaeger
10. D. Hudson ,. 2. Killeen
II. Newman Oficial Printers 3. Lorio
12. 0. Walker
TULANE 5. Moss
14. Morgan 6. D. Wilson
15. Drewett Foot Ball Program 7. Gamble
16. Trill 10. Lamprecht
17. Sorrel Tf..ILANE II. Henican
19. M. Walker Hullabaloo I 2. Browne
20. E. Brown 13. Stoessel
21. Johnson TULANE 14. Evans
22. B. Walker
Students' Hand Book 15. Flournoy
23. M cDonald 16. Watson
24. Miles "THERES A REASON"
17. Morgan
25. Sibley 18. Duren
26. Fletcher Just Phone Main 1929 19. Robinson
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21. Men ville
28. Parker 22. Talbot
29. Hatcher 23. Levy
30. Starr 24. H. Wilson
31. Tatum
25. Norman
32. Baird 26. Rosenhouse
33. Houston
WHO'S WHO IN T HE GAME 27. Blackledge
34. T. Brown Use of the list of numbers of the Greenie and Wildcat
28, Carre
35. R Hudson
squads will furnish the names of any substitutes entering 31. Wight
36. White (Capt.)
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Principal Changes In Rules For 19 25
In Rule Vll sec. I (a) the winner of the toss has been given another option, viz, the choice of
receiving the kick-of in addition to the choice of goal or of receiving the kick-off. The Ieser of the tos3
is also given a choice of options.
The forty yard line has again been designated as the mark of the kick-of-Rule Vl sec. I .
The penalty for of-side i n the scrimmage line has been changed s o that, although under Rule
IX Sec. 2, this ofense still calls for a loss of five yards, the point to he gained for first down will remain
the same unless the distance penalty places the hall in advance of that point.
The penalty under Rule X1 sec. 5. for ''clipping" bas been made "loss of 25 yards from 􀈕􁕨he
spot of the foul."
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The most r a d i c a 1
change, involving as it
does a modification of the
long established principles
governing "on-side" and
"of-side", is that regard­ing
the rights of players
!ollowing the blocking of
a kick which is made from
behind the line of scrim-mage.
In order lo avoid con­fusion
on the part of play­ers
and the dificulty
w h i c h has frequently
arisen in the past of de­termining
whether the
blocking of a kick had
been done by a player of
the team on ofense or on
defense, Rule XVLI now
permits any player to re·
cover a kicked b a 1 1
(blocked or otherwise)
which does not cross the
line of scrimmage. In
Do You Remember?
-when Carl Woodward
booted ,. 52-yard field goal
in St. Louis against Wash­ington
University?
-when the same big Swede
kicked-of almost out of the
stadium and "lkey" Rosen­thal
ran like Charlie Pad­dock
and leaped over a wire
fence to score a touchdown
on the play?
-when Eddie Faust was
calling signals and regretted
all the time that the football
field wasn't a mile lorg?
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Watch It Carefully For Complete Information.
At considerable expense the Tulane Athletic Council has designed and
built the most complete score board in A1nerica. Mr. J. M. Kinabrew con­sulted
the athletic departtnents of every pron1inent university, and learned
that the Tulane board is the most complete in the United States.
PENAL T I E S
Often only the official􀈙􁤠 autl captains kuow what u
certain penalty is ror. Wi! hnve sketdu􀅡􆅤d out th􀅢􆈠 fol­lowing
to intonn you. Each penalty will h numbel"•d
When a penalty h􀂌􈰠 inflictL•d the number or tlt·ll Jlr>nalt)
will be hung on the scor.- board. Plea,e undersUtnd vlolu·
tlons or rules Dtf' rarely lnt�>ntlonal. The)' usu oily comP
, from O\' ·r·:tnxiousuPss. e􀅣􆌢•·lt('ment an•l most often !rom
the highly technlcnl character or the Jlrescut g.om
l'en. No. O􀈣􂌧'FID:-.ISE Penult)
1. Offside-In ndvnnce or lhu􀈢􂈠 or scrhum:�gr> un•l
on th<l klt·k-off or on fr e kkk______________ 5 ,.,11
2. Iloltllng or lllegaJ n�;o or h.mds or arms. The
tenm with th�> ball. X<'I'J!l the man currrlnt=
1 he bull 11:'1): not use h;uult or ar11s to hlock.
19. If a snh!<tltulE' c·omlug in says anything to any
teammate until a play hu􀁪􆨠 be<>n mudt> hl!l team
Is penalizect -------- --- --------------- ----- 15 ycls
20. If a mnn on de{•nst' holds a player or the aide
with the ball ------------------------- - - -
21. Jf n v•nm take􀂍􈴠 out time more than four times
Ill one hair without substituting a player __ 5 yds
For rlelaying th􀅥􆔠 gam�! ------------· _ ___ 5 y1l􀅦􆘠
􀇗􍜺:i. Crawllng The man wl􀈞􁹨h ball may not rnvl
or try 1 u allvauce 1tflPr being ttH'kltorl and
tltrown -------------------- -------------- _ i yds
! I. Hurdllng-.\lau with hall may not jump over a
man still on hi!< teet -----------------􀀵􃔭--- li yth
out or keq1 orr oppom•nt>< ------------- ---- ti'. )'liS. :!li.
a. Cllpfllll􀅤􆒷· Cutting a llllll down from tht• I'Pilr
-., ·­
·· l"nnet•es .a ry roughn'fB» or unfair play ----- 15 ycl; .
Trlt>Ping \\ fth feet, lat·klln.: out of bound11. elc. 15 y1l'�.
away rrom the plu􀅪􆪷· - -- -- ----------- 2r. yd􀇙􍤠
L OSS OF A "DOWN"
"· fo'or >'et'OIHI nnd third tnl·oruplet pusl'es In
an)· onP Prh·�t or down􀈚􁨠 anfl _________ - -- -- .iyll .
5. lnterr􀈛􁭲r"n'·;· hr side makln�ot Con\urll t'a""·
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16.
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prior to fourth down. r1I>Hl. ---- ---------- 1;, Ylf!l
fntentlonnlly throwing forward pal!l to
ground, prltlr to fourth 1town ,also ____________ tS r<l".
LOSS OF BAL L
Ball kkktd ont or bound!-, uln􀇛􍭳sa toudw•.l ct'<.
lnlerferPnc·e b y sHl muklng fon\ilfll pn􀈜􁰀􀂌􈰮.
fourth down Loss or bnll nt point l:i yanls
hack of prE-vious dowu
IntPrf'Er'fnce by defens' i\'< !iide lu '<aile or
torwarn ll:lli!>-LOSS Of ball to tbe off ntletl bhl e
at tht> SllOt ot the foul, th�> <>nsuing down to be
first dnwn.
lllegol or IncompletE' forward pa!l!l-fourth
tlown.
lutenUonnlly throwing rorwarcl puss to �:round.
fourth dow u-loss or boll und also.. ---·- 15 yds.
Failure to ad\·anct· ball 10 yard:< In tour
downs.
'\o man on team with ball mar bP In motion
when bull Is t-\napped. oxr pi one mnn muy be
In mntlon towurcl his own goal or townrcl Hide
lin�> _ --- .. ----·- . -'------------·----- !i ydH.
Pllin�: on a player bftt>r thP whlstl · ---------- 15 ycls.
The kkk<'r may not hP tackled nr knoc·ked
down :trier klckin􀈝􁴠 -------------------- ---- 1; Yrl!
The mnn carry1n2: lhl• ball may not h• pushod
or pulled by nuy or hi􀂍􈴠 teammatl'!l ________ _ Hi y1l<;
lnterfPl'!!llt'{' with playt>r mnkiug fair rnlo-'1 or
throwln􀅩􆤠 player w h o h:ls mude fnh· <'atc·h ____ 15 yrlH.
PLayer making more thnn lwo step!< arter rair
catch --------------------- -------------- 5 yrl'l.
n. If tE'nler relnts to snap lmll and does not____ 1i yds
l'nsport􀅧􆝭manllke conduc·t. talking back to of·
flcials or abusiYe language ------- --------- 15 ytl'�
2!•. The ball or the l'enter may nut be Interf ered
with llllll IJull is passed -------------------- 5 yf!s.
A "uh􀅨􆡴tltute must report to rt-C?ree or umpire.
Penally for not r􀈟􁽰porllng ----------.. ----- 5 yrh
:w.
:1. The tenm with t11e ball mnt!t have !II!VPil men
on tlao line or s<·rlmmngr• when tllP. ball ·s
􀈠􂁵unpp d ----------------------------------- 5 yd!<.
,2, The ,. llCt' or tbP mun on Pitlter side or him
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may not C'arr) ball until It bas been handled by
someone •llw on the tf'liDI---------· ··----- 5 yd!'.
Player nut ot bounds when ball is sniiJl(lecl _ 5 yds.
1r a player leaves tbe Cft'ld while time Is tlll or
cluriug 1!1\Prmisiou wllhonl permission or of-
Uclals ----·- -------------------------------- 1􀈡􂄮. Y<l􀇚􍨮.
:15. Non one on b nch or sldzllnes may coach or in-
�:lruct anyone In the game ---------- .. ------ 15 yds.
ltl. Therr• h; a penalty for persons com 'ng on ti ·ld
o£ play nnll for more than one representative In
case of Injury and for anyone on betwh or in·
side t>nt·lol(ure stancl1ng or walking along stele
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3!1
Ill
lines ----------------· -------------------- 15 ydH
Team delaying start of game or start or second
hal! forfeits option and Is penalized ______ -- -- 25 yds
L OSS OF HAL F THE DISTANCE TO THE
GOAL LINE
A playnr may be suhRtHuted only once In
enc-b half-tor llleg'll return. team Is penal·
ized as nbnve anrl plnyPr h; suspended for re­
mander ol the game
Slrlldns; kne ling. kt( king, etc.-Player i s
rlisquallflt•cl [or remalnd r or game, and team
Is penallr.t>d us above.
Foul wlthlu on�? yar!l line or behind goal
line by cl<•fen􀁪􆩩ive side.
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Principal Changes In Rules--Continued
other words, it is to be treated in the same manner as a fumbled ball.
Also to avoid dificulties which have heretofore arisen after a partially blocked kick. the rules
now procide that a kick which has been partially blocked or touched BY EITHER SIDE and thereafter
crosses the scrimmage line shall be played in the same manner as though the kick had been gotten
away clean (with the exception noted in Rule XVlll, Sec. 3, on a try at goal from field).
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SOCVENIR TULANE FOOTBALL PROGRAM SEASON 1925
All Southern Prospects
Never before in
Tulane history have
so many potential
All - Southern stars
been assembled in
one fold. More than
a h a I f a dozen
Creenies are sure to
get a lot of consider­ation
"When the time
comes after Thanks­giving
to dop􀃼􏰠 out
the mythical South­ern
eleven.
Captain Lester
Lautenschl a e g e r,
Creenie quarterback,
will make every sig­nal
caller in the Dixie
conference hustle to
keep him of the
team. Lester is cool
under fire. is as
heady as a philoso­pher
when it comes
to choosing plays
and he is no mean
carrier of the ball.
His running of inter­ference
is unsurpas·
sed as was evidenced
last year when he
lead the way for
: Brother" Brown on
most of the latter's
rensational runs.
Flournoy, triple
threat man and with­out
a par in the
South as a punter, is
slated for a halfback
berth on the All­Southern
team if his
It's A Great Game
If You Don't Weaken!
This game of studying, and play­ing,
and being ever well dressed
and ready for the part. There's
knowing what's what for every oc­casion.
and New Orleans college
men know that I Service in provid­ing
these necessaries is our game
-and Maison Blanche plays that
game well, too.
Everything for Sports
Everything for Wear
and Novelties for every extra call
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Main 3
playing this year is
anything like l as t
year. Ed Morgan,
who gained m u c h
fame as an end in
his first year as a
Greenie-is herald­ed
by many to be
the greatest plunger
since Otto CoHee
played fuiJback for
the Tulane outfit
years ago
On the line Tulane
will have at least
four men that it will
be almost impossible
for unbiased sports
writers that see them
in action to pass by
when allotting jobs
on the All-Southern.
Talbot and Levy
and Harvey Wilson
should be three of
the very best lines­men
in the South this
fall. These boys can
play football. they
have done g r e a t
work before and if
t h e y repeat their
stuf nothing short of
a conspiracy could
keep them of the
eleven.
And "Doc" Wil􀃻􏬠
son at end is sched­uled
to • make alJ
other terminals in
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take notice when he
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passes, dumping run­ners
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WHAT'S T HE DOPE?
ext week the Greenies will get their real test of the season when the Shaughnessy clan hooks
up with the Missouri Tigers in the first of the two Intersectional games arranged for the Tulane
eleven this year. I
The invaders from the "Skeptical State'' won the Missouri Valley Conference Championship las'
year and are said to be just as strong this year.
The Greenies are confident that they can tu tn the trick but theirs is the confidence which comes
from hard careful training and practice and not of the cock-sure variety.
Next Saturday the fur will fly.
TI->e South and Tulane will have its chance to disclaim "the inferiority of Southern elevens."
Stuber of Missouri
Coach "Brother" Brown
(See him next week.)
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Erhlle pull In th• m·:tl tm\uy. Do You Remember?
-when Garret George was
the lightest backfield man,
at 1 35 pounds on the Tulane
teams and yet could ki ;k
'em a mile;
1.I C. /(-/ cIt a rds
Proj>1 it lor
"ON TO AUBURN"
WITH THE GREENIES
Montgomery Oct. 31
Let's All Go!
-Semmes Walmsley, now
city attorney was captain and
quarterback of the Tt.lane
outfit?
-Sumpter Marks and Joe
Kiileen were callin􀂶􋘠 signals
when Shaughnessy first came
to Tulane.
-When joe Guyon, Everett
Strupper and Tech's Colden
Tornado trimmed Tulane
45-0? Well then forget it!
We'll get Tech yet.
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SOL VEI\:IR TULANE FOOTBALL PROGRAM SEASO;-..: IQ25 I;
FIGHT 'E M
GREENIES
('em/ i IIIII d f f!JIl PtiQt
tenschlaege-r, q u a r­terback
of four years
:�tanding. and one of
the head est of T u­lane
signal callers-a
sure candidate for
the Ail-S o u t h e r n
teams as w111 be
''Peggy" Flournoy
and Eddie Morgan
-who w111 be the
halves. Lamprecht
or Pat Browne will
start at full.
While this fou -
some is d a s h i n g
through its plays, the
"pony backs" made
up of speedsters like
Tom Killen, "Fren­chy"
Lorio, the ai­m
o s t unstopable
m i dget, "Shorty"
Norman and Ellis
Henican will be tug­ging
at the reins on
' the side lines. imp:l­tient
to jump into ac
The greatest foot­ball
season in Tulane
history is about to
-or-
THE WEE T OT UP T O SIX
Goi:o
CONWAY'S
For Daintiness, Smartness and Durability,
Their Garments Excel
1200 ST. CHARLES AVE.
Phone Jackscn 3704
HULLA BA L O O
Hullabaloo, ·Ray, ·Ray
Hullabaloo. ·Ray, 'Ray
Hooray-Hooray
Varsity, Varsity T. A.
T. A., T. A.
Varsity, Varsity T. A.
Tulane.
open. The Creenies
have a fine coached
outfit, each man ex­celling
in the quick­thinking,
dashing,
ope\1 type of footr
ball w1th a goodly
sprinkling of tough
youngsters to engage
in the plunging angle
of the game.
The Creenies face
a tough schedule
with inter-sectional
games with North­western
and Mis­souri
and nearly half
dozen Southern con­ference
elevens. Tu­lane's
future in the
football world de­pends
upon a suc­cessful
season and
the greatest material
ever at Tulane-ex­cept
the jinx year of
19 2 1-will take the
field Saturday and
oucceeding Saturdays
to fight to the last
ditch for old Tulane
and for their coach
-the idol of every
man who works ·�.m­der
Clark Shaugh­nessy.
Watch Harry Cam·
ble bust up interference
'\nd rop men trying \0
circle his ends today.
This boy played a fine
game last year and ts
in great condition to
exceed even that.
Freshies! Sophs! Everybody
Let's learn the ({Olive and Blue"
and
Strut Our Stuff for Missouri
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"LES"
Captain of the
Greenies
TUL WAVE
vs.
LO ISIANA COL
The Olive and The Blue
Prize Winner in the contest conducted by
the Tulane Alumni to give the Greenies
a War Song of their own.
Words and Music Written by
Marten ten Hoor and Walter Goldstein
Tulanians! Join in when the band plays
THE OLIVE AND THE BLUE
Verse
Here's a song for the Olive and the Blue
Here's a cheer for the team that's tried and true,
Here's a pledge of loyalty to thee,
Oh Tulane Varsity,
Here's to the Greenbacks that never will say die
And here's to the hearb that are true,
To the men ofT ulane, who are fighting for her name
For the Olive and the Blue.
CHORUS
Roll, Green Wave, roll them down the field!
Hold, Green Wave, that line must never yield!
When thse Greenbacks charge thru the line,
They're bound for Victory,
Hail Green Wave, for you we give a cheer.
Hail Green Wave, for you we have no fear1
So ev'ry man in ev'ry play,
And then we'll win the game today,
Hurrah for Old Tulane.
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"Brother" Brown starting one of his famous 3weeps around the ends. This snapshot shows ·􀈖􁙨he
creat Creenie halfback, lead by Lautenschlaeger as interference. making a substantial gain in the Van­lerbill
game last year.
Tulane i" extremely fortunate
in ha vin􀈗􁜠 a man at the helm who
is pulling tooth and nail for good,
clean athletics at the Unive.sity
Such a man is Dr. A. B. Dinwid­die,
presidt.nt of T ulan e. who 􀈘􁡥ets
more enjoyment out o: a Tulane
vi:tory than any man m the city
of New Orleans.
Rain or shine, President Din­widdie
follows the Green Wave
whether at home or abroad and
behind all his enthusiasm for the
A. B. DINWIDDIE
Creenie teams lies a keen know­ledge
of the game. Despi:e the
pressure of his executive duties.
President Dinwiddie often joins
the "'railbi·ds"' out at football
practice in the afternoons and 􀈙􁥥e􀈚􁩳s
a line on what the Tulane team
will do tbe next Saturday.
T o show their appreciation to
Tulane"s popular footballing preS:­dent
the editors of the Tulane
football program dedicate to hi n
tl-is book.
The camera snapped "Doc" Wilson just as he was being brought to earth after completing a 20-
ya•d pass from Flournoy in the Vandy game. Wat, h ""Doc"" snag "em today.
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FIGHT 'EM GREENIES--Continued
year on the Greenies last fall was acclaimed by :.nany as one of the greatest ends in this section. Wilson
follows the ball closer than any man on the squad, and when fumbles occur watch Wilson recover the
ball.
·
The old reliables, "Hoss" Talbot and Benny Wight-'member Johnny, his big brother?-will
line-up at the tackle positions. Talbot, the third of the footballing family from Ruston, La., was one
of the greatest tackles in the Southern conference last year-if you don't believe it ask Salter, Williams
and Tumer. Auburn backfield men. "Hos" was listed in the recent Spalding Gootball Guide, along
with a bunch of others as one of the leading tackles of last year. Jncidently four other Tulane stars re­ceived
the same recognition at their several positions, the four being, Lautenschlaeger, Flournoy, H.
Used by Tulane Band Be-cause
they are the best
VEGA & PARAMOUNT
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CONN
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THE NEW
Wilson and "Irish" Levy.
"Irish" Levy and Black­ledge,
the latter a 200-
pound newcomer who
looks like the makings of
a great lineman, are slated
to start at guard, although
Virge Robinson, season­ed,
steady guard, last year
may get the call with
Levy.
The Tulane middle of
the line wiU be the strong­est
wall of defense in these
parts with this trio avail­able
and with the coming
All-Southern c en t e r­Harvey
Wilson at the ball
snapping job.
' As versatile a s􀂹􋤠 of
backs to stamp around
any Southern grid field
will be in the harness, in
10und numbers, an even
dozen. The s t a r t e r s
should be Captain Lau-
('onllllltl'l'l on PII{Jf' 15.)
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Get That Touchdown!
ln all sports t h e r e
r:omes a lime when
el'ery ounce of sLrength
and brain powet· mu􀂑􉅴t
be put into a l)lay. You
?mt8l have eq1.1lpmenl
that will nol fall. Spaid·
ing .IDquipment is made
for hard usage on Lhe
ntblellc fteld-antl never
falls-Send rot· the new
Fall and Winter Cata·
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for all sports in
�;eason.
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LOU I S I A NA
LA. COLLEGE PRI N TI NG TULANE
COMPANY
9. Boon I. Lautenschlaeger
10. D. Hudson ,. 2. Killeen
II. Newman Oficial Printers 3. Lorio
12. 0. Walker
TULANE 5. Moss
14. Morgan 6. D. Wilson
15. Drewett Foot Ball Program 7. Gamble
16. Trill 10. Lamprecht
17. Sorrel Tf..ILANE II. Henican
19. M. Walker Hullabaloo I 2. Browne
20. E. Brown 13. Stoessel
21. Johnson TULANE 14. Evans
22. B. Walker
Students' Hand Book 15. Flournoy
23. M cDonald 16. Watson
24. Miles "THERES A REASON"
17. Morgan
25. Sibley 18. Duren
26. Fletcher Just Phone Main 1929 19. Robinson
OR
27. Whjtehouse Cal at 921-27 Lafayette Street
21. Men ville
28. Parker 22. Talbot
29. Hatcher 23. Levy
30. Starr 24. H. Wilson
31. Tatum
25. Norman
32. Baird 26. Rosenhouse
33. Houston
WHO'S WHO IN T HE GAME 27. Blackledge
34. T. Brown Use of the list of numbers of the Greenie and Wildcat
28, Carre
35. R Hudson
squads will furnish the names of any substitutes entering 31. Wight
36. White (Capt.)
the 􀃺􏩡arne.
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Principal Changes In Rules For 19 25
In Rule Vll sec. I (a) the winner of the toss has been given another option, viz, the choice of
receiving the kick-of in addition to the choice of goal or of receiving the kick-off. The Ieser of the tos3
is also given a choice of options.
The forty yard line has again been designated as the mark of the kick-of-Rule Vl sec. I .
The penalty for of-side i n the scrimmage line has been changed s o that, although under Rule
IX Sec. 2, this ofense still calls for a loss of five yards, the point to he gained for first down will remain
the same unless the distance penalty places the hall in advance of that point.
The penalty under Rule X1 sec. 5. for ''clipping" bas been made "loss of 25 yards from 􀈕􁕨he
spot of the foul."
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]. M. CORE. JR.,
Asst. Mgr.
The most r a d i c a 1
change, involving as it
does a modification of the
long established principles
governing "on-side" and
"of-side", is that regard­ing
the rights of players
!ollowing the blocking of
a kick which is made from
behind the line of scrim-mage.
In order lo avoid con­fusion
on the part of play­ers
and the dificulty
w h i c h has frequently
arisen in the past of de­termining
whether the
blocking of a kick had
been done by a player of
the team on ofense or on
defense, Rule XVLI now
permits any player to re·
cover a kicked b a 1 1
(blocked or otherwise)
which does not cross the
line of scrimmage. In
Do You Remember?
-when Carl Woodward
booted ,. 52-yard field goal
in St. Louis against Wash­ington
University?
-when the same big Swede
kicked-of almost out of the
stadium and "lkey" Rosen­thal
ran like Charlie Pad­dock
and leaped over a wire
fence to score a touchdown
on the play?
-when Eddie Faust was
calling signals and regretted
all the time that the football
field wasn't a mile lorg?
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in the Medical, Dental and Pharmacy
Departments of Tulane. Call at our
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D I N NE R M USIC
DA N C I N G AFTER T H E A T R E
This quartette o f Creenies will give all comers a tough
tussle this year when the scrimmage gets hot. It's dollars
􀇜􍱯o doughnuts that if any backfield men are lucky enough
to get through "Irish", "Virge", and "Seed", this year
they won't get very far with Fred Larnprecht-one of
the best defensive fullbacks performing below Messrs.
Mason and Dixon's survey-backing up the line.
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THE SCORE BOARD
Watch It Carefully For Complete Information.
At considerable expense the Tulane Athletic Council has designed and
built the most complete score board in A1nerica. Mr. J. M. Kinabrew con­sulted
the athletic departtnents of every pron1inent university, and learned
that the Tulane board is the most complete in the United States.
PENAL T I E S
Often only the official􀈙􁤠 autl captains kuow what u
certain penalty is ror. Wi! hnve sketdu􀅡􆅤d out th􀅢􆈠 fol­lowing
to intonn you. Each penalty will h numbel"•d
When a penalty h􀂌􈰠 inflictL•d the number or tlt·ll Jlr>nalt)
will be hung on the scor.- board. Plea,e undersUtnd vlolu·
tlons or rules Dtf' rarely lnt�>ntlonal. The)' usu oily comP
, from O\' ·r·:tnxiousuPss. e􀅣􆌢•·lt('ment an•l most often !rom
the highly technlcnl character or the Jlrescut g.om
l'en. No. O􀈣􂌧'FID:-.ISE Penult)
1. Offside-In ndvnnce or lhu􀈢􂈠 or scrhum:�gr> un•l
on th ball. Xn mudt> hl!l team
Is penalizect -------- --- --------------- ----- 15 ycls
20. If a mnn on de{•nst' holds a player or the aide
with the ball ------------------------- - - -
21. Jf n v•nm take􀂍􈴠 out time more than four times
Ill one hair without substituting a player __ 5 yds
For rlelaying th􀅥􆔠 gam�! ------------· _ ___ 5 y1l􀅦􆘠
􀇗􍜺:i. Crawllng The man wl􀈞􁹨h ball may not rnvl
or try 1 u allvauce 1tflPr being ttH'kltorl and
tltrown -------------------- -------------- _ i yds
! I. Hurdllng-.\lau with hall may not jump over a
man still on hi!< teet -----------------􀀵􃔭--- li yth
out or keq1 orr oppom•nt>< ------------- ---- ti'. )'liS. :!li.
a. Cllpfllll􀅤􆒷· Cutting a llllll down from tht• I'Pilr
-., ·­
·· l"nnet•es .a ry roughn'fB» or unfair play ----- 15 ycl; .
Trlt>Ping \\ fth feet, lat·klln.: out of bound11. elc. 15 y1l'�.
away rrom the plu􀅪􆪷· - -- -- ----------- 2r. yd􀇙􍤠
L OSS OF A "DOWN"
"· fo'or >'et'OIHI nnd third tnl·oruplet pusl'es In
an)· onP Prh·�t or down􀈚􁨠 anfl _________ - -- -- .iyll .
5. lnterr􀈛􁭲r"n'·;· hr side makln�ot Con\urll t'a""·
0
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10.
11
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13.
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15.
16.
17.
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prior to fourth down. r1I>Hl. ---- ---------- 1;, Ylf!l
fntentlonnlly throwing forward pal!l to
ground, prltlr to fourth 1town ,also ____________ tS r-LOSS Of ball to tbe off ntletl bhl e
at tht> SllOt ot the foul, th�> <>nsuing down to be
first dnwn.
lllegol or IncompletE' forward pa!l!l-fourth
tlown.
lutenUonnlly throwing rorwarcl puss to �:round.
fourth dow u-loss or boll und also.. ---·- 15 yds.
Failure to ad\·anct· ball 10 yard:< In tour
downs.
'\o man on team with ball mar bP In motion
when bull Is t-\napped. oxr pi one mnn muy be
In mntlon towurcl his own goal or townrcl Hide
lin�> _ --- .. ----·- . -'------------·----- !i ydH.
Pllin�: on a player bftt>r thP whlstl · ---------- 15 ycls.
The kkkr mnkiug fair rnlo-'1 or
throwln􀅩􆤠 player w h o h:ls mude fnh· nt·lol(ure stancl1ng or walking along stele
3􀇘􍠮.
3!1
Ill
lines ----------------· -------------------- 15 ydH
Team delaying start of game or start or second
hal! forfeits option and Is penalized ______ -- -- 25 yds
L OSS OF HAL F THE DISTANCE TO THE
GOAL LINE
A playnr may be suhRtHuted only once In
enc-b half-tor llleg'll return. team Is penal·
ized as nbnve anrl plnyPr h; suspended for re­
mander ol the game
Slrlldns; kne ling. kt( king, etc.-Player i s
rlisquallflt•cl [or remalnd r or game, and team
Is penallr.t>d us above.
Foul wlthlu on�? yar!l line or behind goal
line by cle South and Tulane will have its chance to disclaim "the inferiority of Southern elevens."
Stuber of Missouri
Coach "Brother" Brown
(See him next week.)
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BROADWAY
, PHARMACY
Hu make􀇕􍔠 the hurcl r·utr·hP.s
look pa􀀴􃑹y nnrt he hit�; the line
llkt> a hattPrhu: rum. \\'utr·h
Erhlle pull In th• m·:tl tm\uy. Do You Remember?
-when Garret George was
the lightest backfield man,
at 1 35 pounds on the Tulane
teams and yet could ki ;k
'em a mile;
1.I C. /(-/ cIt a rds
Proj>1 it lor
"ON TO AUBURN"
WITH THE GREENIES
Montgomery Oct. 31
Let's All Go!
-Semmes Walmsley, now
city attorney was captain and
quarterback of the Tt.lane
outfit?
-Sumpter Marks and Joe
Kiileen were callin􀂶􋘠 signals
when Shaughnessy first came
to Tulane.
-When joe Guyon, Everett
Strupper and Tech's Colden
Tornado trimmed Tulane
45-0? Well then forget it!
We'll get Tech yet.
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FIGHT 'E M
GREENIES
('em/ i IIIII d f f!JIl PtiQt
tenschlaege-r, q u a r­terback
of four years
:�tanding. and one of
the head est of T u­lane
signal callers-a
sure candidate for
the Ail-S o u t h e r n
teams as w111 be
''Peggy" Flournoy
and Eddie Morgan
-who w111 be the
halves. Lamprecht
or Pat Browne will
start at full.
While this fou -
some is d a s h i n g
through its plays, the
"pony backs" made
up of speedsters like
Tom Killen, "Fren­chy"
Lorio, the ai­m
o s t unstopable
m i dget, "Shorty"
Norman and Ellis
Henican will be tug­ging
at the reins on
' the side lines. imp:l­tient
to jump into ac
The greatest foot­ball
season in Tulane
history is about to
-or-
THE WEE T OT UP T O SIX
Goi:o
CONWAY'S
For Daintiness, Smartness and Durability,
Their Garments Excel
1200 ST. CHARLES AVE.
Phone Jackscn 3704
HULLA BA L O O
Hullabaloo, ·Ray, ·Ray
Hullabaloo. ·Ray, 'Ray
Hooray-Hooray
Varsity, Varsity T. A.
T. A., T. A.
Varsity, Varsity T. A.
Tulane.
open. The Creenies
have a fine coached
outfit, each man ex­celling
in the quick­thinking,
dashing,
ope\1 type of footr
ball w1th a goodly
sprinkling of tough
youngsters to engage
in the plunging angle
of the game.
The Creenies face
a tough schedule
with inter-sectional
games with North­western
and Mis­souri
and nearly half
dozen Southern con­ference
elevens. Tu­lane's
future in the
football world de­pends
upon a suc­cessful
season and
the greatest material
ever at Tulane-ex­cept
the jinx year of
19 2 1-will take the
field Saturday and
oucceeding Saturdays
to fight to the last
ditch for old Tulane
and for their coach
-the idol of every
man who works ·�.m­der
Clark Shaugh­nessy.
Watch Harry Cam·
ble bust up interference
'\nd rop men trying \0
circle his ends today.
This boy played a fine
game last year and ts
in great condition to
exceed even that.
Freshies! Sophs! Everybody
Let's learn the ({Olive and Blue"
and
Strut Our Stuff for Missouri
Turn to Page 2 and read it again.
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